TABLE 1—
Selected Characteristics of Participants in the Think HIV Program and in State-Funded Self-Referral HIV Counseling, Testing, and Referral Centers
| Think HIV(N = 2444) n (%) | Self-Referral Testing(N = 13 890) n (%) | P | |
| Femalea | 1048 (43) | 6447 (46) | .0006 |
| Mean age, y b | 33.8 | 33.4 | .07 |
| Race/Ethnicity | < .0001 | ||
| White | 480 (20) | 4763 (34) | |
| African American | 888 (36) | 2764 (20) | |
| Hispanic | 660 (27) | 4201 (30) | |
| Other | 416 (17) | 2162 (16) | |
| No. of previous HIV testsc | < .0001 | ||
| 0 | 1377 (58) | 6744 (51) | |
| 1–2 | 793 (33) | 4945 (37) | |
| ≥3 | 209 (9) | 1549 (12) | |
| Risk behavior | .001 | ||
| Injection drug use | 111 (5) | 1071 (8) | |
| Men who have sex with men | 49 (2) | 835 (6) | |
| Sexual exposure other than men who have sex with men | 1696 (69) | 7429 (53) | |
| No sexual exposure | 92 (4) | 226 (2) | |
| Unknown or not reported | 496 (20) | 4329 (31) |
a1% had missing data for gender. Calculations are based on those for whom data were available.
b4% had missing data for age. Calculations are based on those for whom data were available.
c4% had missing data for number of previous tests. Calculations are based on those for whom data were available.